The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-01-13
W. T. NcFall has a new supply of

None but the laboring man knows the
luxury of fatigue. Don't be idle.
Now is the time to get O good stove
from A. M. Morris, cheap,
The exodus of ooored people to the
West seems to be on boom just at this
time.
See that happy boy dance and jump
for joy. The happy ohild's mother uses
Salvation Oil.
Messrs. Alexander & FoIger always
keep on hand full line of tho best bro
gan shoes which they sell cheap for cash.
Messrs. w. n. Holcombe, Clayton
CLARK, Elf Knight and Thomas Rankin
left Easley last Monday for Birmingham
Alabama.
In mining districts Salvation Oil is re-
garded as an indispensable necessity.
Miners will have it.
The current fund for the last fiscal
year will fall considerably behind in
meeting the demand upon it. 1t haa
been etated that heavy court expenses
caused the deficiency.
Life is but short, and we should do
all we can to prolong it. Chock cough
! or cold at once by using the reliable
remedy, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Married, at theresidenco of the bri de's
father, December 23d 1887, by Rev. A.
P. Nicholson, Mr.. Matthew Davis, OF
Oeonee County, to Miss N1ittie f. Mo
Hugh, of Pickens County.
Capt. J. w. Brunson will soon oom-
menoe a nine months school in hiS COM
munity. A man Of his talant and edu-
cation will certainly accomplish much
good il this capacity.
A bite from rattlesnake is often no
more dangerous than severe cough Or
cold. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup well dc
serves its reputation.
On the 4th inst, Mr.. A. e. Aiken
Special Deputy destroyed 120 gallon
copper still and two stands of beer.
They were found i'll the county on wa
terra of Rock Creek.
Allpersons duo the Piedmont Tusti!ute
for Tuition for 1884, '85. and go, muat
come and settle the same. / need the
money and must have it,
w. NJ. MoCAsLAN.
Several days Of cloudy cold weather
l.. !.
light rain mingled with fine hail,
which soon covered the ground Every
tafng was encazod in ice Monday NOR
ming.
A Aprisoner, MI Belt, Of Laurens coun-
ty, was before Commissioner Thornley,
last Saturday on II charge Of violating
the revenue laws. He was g!ad enough
to be Gismissed, bat thinks the GovTn-
ment ia not very polite as it said nothing
to him about paying his way back home.
Jhme0 Flemming, a five year Old son
Of j. Matte Stewart died last Saturday
night. This il tho third child Mr.. Stew =
art has lost by death in the last week.
Four more Of his children arc very i'll
DR.. CT. ". Earle is doing everything
that medical skill c,n sugEe,t for Jhsir
relief.
Hon. b. J. Jol.rson was in TO sc-7 6
last week. Though he was hard worked
during the session of thnI1a,yisls-
tare he looks we'll and more ro-
bust than ever. He thinks any a:Sn.nj,t
"a! legislation sn the anbioct OF Ficknns
and Oconee lands will be promptly de-
feated.
Last week near Westmster in Oco-
nee county, Mr.. J. H. Rice and his
step-son Eddie Frazier, II years old won't
into the woods to chop. Just as a tree
after it, directly under the falling tree
which crushed him and killed him
instantly.
The followingnre the appointments of
Rev. o. l.. Durant on the Pickens Mis-
sion until further notice: Now Hope,
1st Sunday at II o'clock, a. Porter's
Chapel, I'd Sunday at IL O'clock, n. m.
Tabor, 3D. Sunday at II o'clock, n. III.
Twelve Mile, 4th Sunday at II o'clock,
a. m. Gap. Hill, 4th Sunday at IL
p. m.
Rev. W. T. Mathowa and family, of
Abbeville, are of on visit to relatives
In North Carolina. Information has
boon received that while out hunting
Hr. Matthew'S was accidentally shot about
the face and neck, but no particulars
were learned, only he was snfrering in
tansely. Fears are entertained that the
worst has not been writte..
Every subscriber should have a dis
tinct understanding with the post mas
ter in regard to whom his mail should
be delivered so that the paper will be
sure to come to the hands of it's owner.
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